democracy and see the picture of trump supporters storming the capitol also dominating the united arab emirates gulf news daily and the nigerian tribune with this blistering verdict from supporters defile democracy as we've seen the news from the u.s. traded shock waves here in germany chancellor angela merkel has expressed regret president strums persistent with usal to accept the election result and the consequences of that refusal. to violence in washington has been met with disbelief in the german government the condemnation was led by uncle americal herself. we all saw the unsettling pictures of the u.s. congress being stormed yesterday evening and these images made me angry and i very much regret that since november president trump has not acknowledged his defeat and failed again to do so yesterday doubts about the outcome of the election was stoked and that set the stage for what made wednesday's events possible in the 1st place germany's president finds time i was even more outspoken. is a seen and even the scenes that we saw the result of lies and ever more lines of divisiveness and just paying for de

democracy under see the picture of trump support a storm in the capital dominating the united arab emirates gulf news daily and the nigerian tribune with this blistering verdict trump supporters defile democracy. well it's trying at the view from a russia did of you correspondent emily sherman is standing by in a moscow for us emily what's been the reaction there in russia. well both state t.v. and various media outlets as well as officials here and moscow seem to be kind of relishing in the chaos that we saw unfolding yesterday in washington d.c. we've now had reactions from the spokesperson of the foreign ministry as well as various members of parliament of both houses of parliament and they all seem to agree that the events of yesterday show that the u.s. is split they also see it as a reason to question u.s. democracy we saw the foreign ministry spokesperson saying that the electoral system in the u.s. is archaic and outdated we saw one parliamentarian talking about u.s. democracy as limping with both legs and also all of them seem to agree that the idea that the u.s. is a beacon of democracy that that

on the scene the picture from supporters storming the cubs and also dominates the united arab emirates gulf news daily and the nigerian tribune had this blistering verdict from supporters defile us democracy. now for european view let's bring in devalue correspondent terry shuls in a brussel to get that perspective terry walked reactions are you seeing from european leaders and lawmakers. well certainly you know we've seen these reactions trickle in starting last night you've seen some of them there i think the 1st one that was remarkable to me was nato secretary general yen stoltenberg who is so hesitant to say anything about internal affairs of an allied country and he called out the seams as shocking and said the election results must be respected but another thing that we should note is how few of these leaders actually called out president trump by name many of them said this is not america this is not what we expect from our american partners but so few of them said president trump is responsible among those who did were the irish foreign minister simon company he said you know we have to call t

on the seeds the picture of trump support a storm of the compass also dominates the united arab emirates gulf news daily and the nigerian tribune this blistering verdict trump supporters defile democracy. british prime minister as john snow has also denounced donald trump after the president's supporters storm congress he said that it was completely wrong to toss don't on the outcome of a free and fair election but our brussels correspondent terry souls' has more on the reaction of other european leaders to yesterday's events well certainly you know we've seen these reactions trickle in starting last night you've seen some of them there i think the 1st one that was remarkable to me was nato secretary general yen stoltenberg who is so hesitant to say anything about internal affairs of an allied country and he called out the scenes as shocking and said the election results must be respected but another thing that we should note is how few of these leaders actually called out president trump by name many of them said this is not america this is not what we expect from our american partners but so few of th

the daily telegraph there mincing no words saying this was a democracy under siege and now the images of trump supporters storming the capital they also dominated the united arab emirates gulf news you hear you see those images there and then we have the nigerian tribune with a blistering verdict on what happened happened saying a trump supporters defile u.s. democracy well earlier we spoke to james de been a not all from the university of bond he served as an american diplomat in germany for 3 decades and we asked him what he made of the chaotic scenes and washington have had much experience with. the 2 countries for almost 47 years just let me just say that. paul shamed and i find it pitiful the way the president has incited this insurrection the sedition that has stormed the american capital the 1st time since the war of p.t. 12 in 814 is there's a whole apollo in the effort to undermine our democracy. how worried are you about the state of the u.s. a mock receive right now i'm very concerned i'm also at the same time reaffirmed in one congress then decided and came back neatly after the council was cleared to continue the business and to confirm the election of biden and har

and in britain the daily telegraph didn't mince its words eyes a democracy is on the sea the picture of trump support a story that comes also dominates united arab emirates gulf news and the nigerian tribune had this blistering verdict from supporters defile u.s. democracy. and out to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today germany's main stock exchange index has risen to its highest ever level the dax broke above 14000 points for the 1st time the blue chip index has a rocketed over 70 percent from last year's low investors are hoping u.s. economic stimulus measures will boost demand for german goods. there's been widespread international condemnation of the hong kong authorities after the mass arrests of pro-democracy opposition figures $53.00 people were detained on the beijing's new security law western nations accused authorities of grave repression and a grievous attack on freedoms promised when britain handed hong kong back to china . the mayor of paris and france's interior minister have laid flowers and held a minute's silence for the victims of the charlie adored tuck that happened 6 years ago today in 2015 jihadist gunman storme

daily cook telegraph did not mince any words here saying democracy itself with under siege the pictures the striking images of trump supporters storming the capital they dominated the united arab emirates gulf news here you see that image there and we also have the nigerian tribune issuing this blistering verdict saying trump supporters defile u.s. democracy so very clear that the front pages have been dominated by this let's get some more international perspective now going to china correspondent standing by for us there hi mike ts good to see you as so we know that the chinese are trying to compare the storming of the capital with the pro-democracy protests in hong kong tell us more about this comparison. i. think. it's a story that just looks like. i. think i. like a bit less seriously i. have to imagine how craig newmark or she took control of his many interviews by the page if you continue to do so if you. feel. like. what you see the. sport has been used to launch cues her off supporting streatch body because it's actually every school she has sat on because. campbell alchemic you. remember i. met you some person we're going to leave it there looks like we were having so much trouble with